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If you consider all staff in a sleep-away camp (counselors, teachers, administration, foodservice, grounds & maintenance, and healthcare), the ratio can be surprising: between 2:1 and 3:1 camper-to-counselor. But depending on how you break down the staff, you'll get different results. For instance, campers-to-residential staff (cabin counselors) will probably be between 5:1 and 6:1 (except in special needs settings). Also, different camps can vary greatly in their staff sizes in specific areas: a camp that emphasizes a scratch-cooking foodservice might easily have twice the kitchen staff of a camp that relies on prepared foodservice products; this can really skew the ratio if these staff are included.
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How long do the campers stay at camp rock in the movie?
The whole summer. The movie would take too long to finish if they showed the WHOLE summer at camp.
How old do you have to be to go to summer camp in?
It really just depends on the camp. I know the camp that I went to, Pali Adventures, had campers from 7-16!
What do you do if your friends r avoiding you in summer camp?
Find better friends! There are plenty of campers at camp that would love to be your friend!
Riley's summer camp has 2 canoes for every 5 campers if there are W campers in all which proportion can be used to calculate how many cases there are at the camp?
The number of canoes is (2/5)*W.
On the last day of summer camp, the campers voted for either hot dogs or spaghetti?
spaghetti
Which summer camp is the best camp for Asperger's Syndrome?
While not a special-needs camp, we (The Ballibay Camps) have had many campers with Asperger's Syndrome and campers on the Autism Spectrum over the years with great success. We consider this a happy accident of our program structure: we alternate great freedom with strict regularity. The meal times, cabin times, event time, and lesson times are to-the-minute; but the spaces between those activities are very open: campers can work in the art studios, email home, read a book, play games (chess is very popular), study lies for their play, or practice an instrument, or go to the pool. Since we have an outstanding staff-to-camper ratio (never worse than 1:3, and usually better), supervision of all campers is possible even though campers have such freedom in their schedules. I often tell parents that our camp has much more the feel of a college campus than a summer camp or school. This clearly appeals to our Asperger's and Autism Spectrum kids, and these children typically return to us for several or many summers (as do most children; we have an 80% return rate...). Please visit our websites, and contact us with any questions!
At pali adventures camp where do we sleep?
At Pali Adventures Summer Camp, you sleep in cabins with 9 other campers and 2 counselors. The cabins are equipped with 3 bathrooms and shelving for all of your items!
What is a summary of Horse Camp by Ursula Le Guin?
"Horse Camp" by Ursula K. Le Guin is a unique story about some campers going away to summer sleep-away camp. The interesting twist is that the campers are actually the horses! In this story, the main character, Norah, is a junior camper who discovers the freedom and adventure of summer camp, and looks forward to returning as a senior camper in years to come.
Does camp rock beat camp star at final jam?
Well, Mitchie comes back for another summer for camp rock and there is a new camp across the lack called camp star and only one camp can stay so they have a final jam. And who loses has to shout down. Mitchie and Shane are dating but they have to get to learn about each other and connect 3 has been on tour for the whole year.
What is the setting in the story detective camp by Ron Roy?
The setting in the story "Detective Camp" by Ron Roy is a summer camp called Camp Dakota, located in the woods of New Hampshire. The camp offers various detective-themed activities for the campers to participate in.
What is camp America?
It's a chance to do something different with your summer and spend it in the US of A; living and working either with children as an activity leader/counselor or behind the scenes as support staff, on an American Summer Camp.
How do Campers at camp Half-Blood make a living?
The campers at Camp Half-Blood make money for the camp by growing strawberries. That is one of the reason why the Mist makes Camp Half-Blood look like a strawberry farm to mortals.
